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By: Mark Hamilton
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Mark Hamilton {Karma:8387}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon Eos 1V
Categories	Abstracts Digital Photoart	Film Format
Portfolio	Digital Art	Lens	N/A
Uploaded	12/2/2004	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Velvia
		ISO / Film Speed	100
Views	519	Shutter
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Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country - New Zealand
About	This is an image I made to express how I felt dealing with the illness of my mother who suffers from severe emphysema. The rose is a symbol of my mothers life stained by the affliction of an incurable condition. The thick clump of branches is a barrier which prevents me from reaching out to help my mother. These are also bound together with the knowledge that this barrier can never be removed.

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John Lamb {K:9687} 12/3/2004

Print this Mark and write your feelings on the back and give/send it to her. It may be the start of pruning the brances that seperate. Best regards John

Bradley Prue

{K:30678} 12/2/2004

Your understanding of the illness and more importantly, your awareness of the limitations that you have been dealt, are key to your ability to cope with it. I'm certain your mother understands your love and support.
...Brad

Kevin Collier {K:19076} 12/2/2004

powerful - great presentation - I know the pain of having ill parents and the inability to help - sometimes I think I would give it all away to change places with them to restore their health -
take care - K

Ian McIntosh {K:42997} 12/2/2004

I guess acceptance helps. The knowledge holding the barrier together is to my eyes the least natural part of this image Mark.
This is meaningful use.

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